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• Saudi Arabia's investigation findings on Khashoggi death 'not trustworthy'

  ‘We call on the Saudi Arabian authorities to immediately produce Jamal Khashoggi’s body’

  Press release 20 Oct 2018
• Torture, Saudi Arabia.
  Blog post 12 Dec 2010
• Saudi Arabia/UK: letter to PM calls for action on jailed women activists ahead of G20

  Ahead of the G20 meeting being hosted by Saudi Arabia later this week (21-22 November), Amnesty International has written to Boris Johnson calling on him to use the “platform” of the international summit to call for the release of a group of jailed Saudi…

  Press release 17 Nov 2020
• Protesters in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province subject to arrest, torture and loss of livelihood - new report
  Press release 27 May 2012
• FIFA/Saudi Arabia: Global law firm’s flawed human rights assessment of Saudi Arabia’s World Cup 2034 bid raises ‘deep concern’

  11 human rights groups, football supporters and worker organisations join forces to voice deep concern

  28 Oct 2024 Press release
• Saudi Arabia has executed 151 people so far this year - highest for two decades
  Press release 09 Nov 2015
• Who's commemorating the victims of King Abdullah's regime?

  World leaders have been quick to express their condolences for the late King of Saudi Arabia, heralding him as a great reformer and champion of rights. Will no one speak up for the many victims of his regime who continue to languish in jail simply for…

  Blog post 24 Jan 2015
• Saudia Arabia: Outrageous ongoing detention of women's rights defenders reaches 100 days
  Press release 22 Aug 2018
• Saudi Arabia: fresh persecution following country's presidency of G20 - new report

  Saudi Arabian has brazenly intensified its persecution of human rights defenders and dissidents after a lull in prosecutions during the country’s recent year-long G20 presidency, Amnesty International said in a new report.

  Press release 02 Aug 2021
• UN highlights Saudi Arabia's appalling record on detention of peaceful activists
  Press release 24 Nov 2015
• Saudi Arabia: 'sorcery' execution condemned as 'appalling'
  Press release 19 Sep 2011
• Saudi Arabia: 'Relief' at withdrawal of death penalty against female activist

  Israa al-Ghomgham no longer facing death penalty, but four other activists remain at risk

  Press release 01 Feb 2019
• Saudi Arabia urged to reverse ban on peaceful protest
  Press release 11 Mar 2011
• Saudia Arabia: As University of Ulster grants law doctorate to Saudi prince, Amnesty raises human rights concerns
  Press release 28 Sep 2010
• Saudi Arabia: fresh call for Raif Badawi's release year on from his sentence
  Press release 07 May 2015
• Four reasons the UK needs a New Year’s resolution on Saudi Arabia

  Saudi Arabia executed 47 people last week, yet the UK government continues to put business before human rights - refusing to criticise its trade ally. From prison contracts to arms sales, its clear where our government's priorities are with Saudi Arabia.

  Blog post 05 Jan 2016
• Saudi Arabia: Tweeter may face death penalty
  Blog post 17 Feb 2012
• Urgent Action: Saudi activists face the death penalty

  Saudi activist Israa al-Ghomgham and four other individuals on trial at the SCC face the death penalty.

  Urgent action outcomes 04 Dec 2018
• Saudi Arabia: human rights briefing
  Press release 08 Mar 2013
• This could be Raif’s chance – ask for his freedom

  Raif Badawi has been imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for more than 3 years now. The end of the holy month of Ramadan and the Eid al-Fitr festival is traditionally a time when some prisoners are released. Ask the King of Saudi Arabia to free Raif and all…

  16 Jul 2015 Blog post